---The issue:
When switching between tags, the selector defaults back to Trending even though you had another option already selected.
---Changes:
- 'orderParamUser' will store the last user state persistently. The persistent state is also made unique for each page (i.e. Your Tags and All Content will be unique).
- If the parent component passes in a specific order, that will be respected and will also become the new persisted value. One example is "Your Following", where it always starts at 'New'.
- Handled navigation history correctly
The test case:
- Enter "Your Tags" (assume start at 'Trending')
- Click 'New'
- Click 'Top'
- Back
- Back (it should return to 'Trending')
As the top page history does not have any "?order=" value, we ended up with a no-op for the last Back. 'orderParamEntry' is added to handle this.
Two issues:
1. Values not marked with __()
2. Split sentence.
For #2, it seems like there are translations that don't make sense when combined, because the values are being translated independently from full sentence in Transifex. Decided to just make it full sentences.
The MDE used in the "new" section has a parent width parameter to limit itself, while the MDE used in the "edit" section didn't.
Fix by limiting ".comment__body_container" to 80%, which takes into account the space taken by the author's avatar. This feels a little bit dirty since it's hard-coded. If there's a way to calculate the avatar width from here, it will be more robust.
Removed space to sync the text "LBRY takes privacy and choice seriously. Just a few questions before you enter the land of content freedom." with that from app-strings.jsx
Currently, the input field goes off-screen if the read-only prefix is too long.
Given that the prefix is read-only, the user probably knows what the prefix is from context. e.g. In the case of the Repost Modal, the prefix is repeated in a selection field above. So, it's probably ok to just truncate the text to an ellipsis.
The input field is the more important one here, so giving it 60% width when truncation is needed.
